Cómo contactar con Andrew Schulz...

Email Andrew Schulz on his Official Site, andrew@theandrewschulz.com, or care/of his agent, manager, or publicist.

Write Andrew Schulz at:

Andrew Schulz
c/o Astor Place Productions
439 Lafayette St. #2A
New York, NY 10003

Andrew Schulz’s talent agency is:

Franklin Latt
c/o Creative Artists Agency (CAA)
2000 Ave. of the Stars
Los Angeles, CA 90067

Andrew Schulz’s business management is:

Josh Klein
c/o TKG Business Management
433 N. Camden Dr. #730
Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Andrew Schulz’s publicist is:

Rob Greenwald
c/o 2PM Sharp Public Relations
Los Angeles, CA

Andrew Schulz is connected to Akaash Singh as a co-host of the popular comedy podcast Flagrant, where they deliver unfiltered and controversial commentary on current events and pop culture.

Andrew Schulz and Andrew Santino frequently appear on podcasts like “Whiskey Ginger,” “The Fighter and The Kid,” “Flagrant,” and “Bad Friends,” where they discuss comedy and current events.

Andrew Schulz is connected to Beyoncé through comparisons between her and Taylor Swift. He stated that Swift has more hits than Beyoncé, leading to backlash from the “BeyHive.”

Andrew Schulz is connected to Bill Maher as a guest on Maher’s “Club Random” podcast, where they discussed Maher’s planned meeting with President Trump at the White House.

Andrew Schulz co-hosts the podcast “The Brilliant Idiots” with Charlamagne Tha God, where they discuss current events, entertainment, politics, and social issues.

Andrew Schulz is connected to Diddy through jokes about his controversies, including the federal raid on Diddy’s properties, which Schulz discussed on his podcasts and used as material.

Andrew Schulz is connected to Donald Trump through his podcast “Flagrant,” where Trump was a guest in 2024. Schulz discussed Trump’s communication style and its appeal to the working class.

Andrew Schulz is connected to Drake through his podcast “Flagrant,” where he has addressed Drake’s controversies, including his lawsuit against Universal Music Group.

Andrew Schulz is connected to Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson through a promotional gesture where The Rock gave Schulz a significant promotional boost for his comedy special.

Andrew Schulz frequently discussed and commented on Elon Musk’s actions and controversies, including Musk’s role in the DOGE commission, Twitter takeover, and controversial gestures.

Andrew Schulz discussed Eminem’s career and relevance in hip-hop on podcasts and interviews, including a recent breakdown of why he believes Eminem is struggling in 2024.

Andrew Schulz collaborated with Jelly Roll on the country music parody song “Open ‘Er Up,” released in April 2021, and featured an official music video directed by AlexxMedia.

Andrew Schulz is connected to Jennifer Aniston through his podcast and interviews, where he mentioned or commented on aspects of her acting career, public life, and celebrity image.

Andrew Schulz criticized Jimmy Kimmel on his podcast “Flagrant” for mocking Donald Trump’s appearance on the NELK Boys podcast, leading to a disagreement to which Kimmel responded.

Andrew Schulz has guested on Joe Rogan’s podcast, “The Joe Rogan Experience,” to discuss comedy, current events, his career, and the Netflix stand-up special, “Andrew Schulz: LIFE.”

Andrew Schulz is connected to Kanye West by analyzing his controversial behavior. Schulz suggested that West’s actions are driven by a natural tendency to defy societal expectations.

Andrew Schulz is connected to Kendrick Lamar through a feud that began when Lamar targeted white comedians in his song “Wacced Out Murals,” prompting Schulz to respond on his podcast.

Andrew Schulz is connected to Kim Kardashian through his comments about her demeanor at “The Roast of Tom Brady,” where he described her as being like a “robot” and “disassociated.”

Andrew Schulz is connected to Mark Zuckerberg through wealth inequality and the billionaire class. He warned Zuckerberg about the consequences of pushing Americans too far economically.

Andrew Schulz and Matt Rife are connected through stand-up comedy.

Andrew Schulz is connected to MrBeast through a podcast episode where MrBeast appeared on Schulz’s “Flagrant” podcast, discussing his wealth, YouTube strategies, and future projects.

Andrew Schulz and Nikki Glaser performed on Netflix’s “The Roast of Tom Brady” in May 2024.

Andrew Schulz is connected to OnlyFans by revealing that some models do not personally interact with their fans, instead relying on agencies to manage their accounts and engage with subscribers.

Andrew Schulz is connected to Pete Buttigieg by hosting him as a guest on Schulz’s “Flagrant” podcast. They discussed politics, Buttigieg’s LGBTQ+ coming-out story, and policy issues.

Andrew Schulz is connected to Rihanna through jokes about her on podcasts and comedy specials, including commentary on her Super Bowl performance and her home robberies in Los Angeles.

Andrew Schulz and Shane Gillis are connected through Schulz’s “Flagrant” podcast. They discussed comedy controversies, and Gillis called out Schulz for inappropriate jokes.

Andrew Schulz is connected to Taylor Swift by praising her as a talented performer, comparing her to Michael Jackson, criticizing her media manipulation, and praising her feud with Scooter Braun.

Andrew Schulz is connected to The Liver King by his “Flagrant” podcast, where he interviewed, confronted, and discussed The Liver King’s steroid use and personal controversies.

Andrew Schulz and Theo Von are connected as comedians. Schulz appeared on Von’s podcast, “This Past Weekend,” where they discussed fatherhood, comedy, and current events.

Andrew Schulz has appeared as a guest on Tim Dillon’s podcast, “The Tim Dillon Show,” discussing politics and comedy to social issues and current events.

Andrew Schulz is connected to Tom Brady through Netflix’s “The Roast of Tom Brady,” where Schulz was one of the comedians who roasted the NFL legend.

Andrew Schulz is connected to Tom Segura by his podcast “Your Mom’s House,” comedy events, and stand-up.

Andrew Schulz is connected to Tony Hinchcliffe through the comedy podcast Kill Tony, on which Schulz has appeared. Hinchcliffe has also appeared on Schulz’s podcast Flagrant.

Andrew Schulz is connected to Warren Buffett through his discussions on wealth inequality and financial strategies, where he critiqued Buffett’s statements and investment approaches.

Andrew Schulz is an American comedian, actor, and podcaster known for sharp, unfiltered comedy and crowdwork. He gained recognition through stand-up specials like Schulz Saves America on Netflix and his popular podcast Flagrant with Akaash Singh. Schulz is known for self-produced comedy specials and his ability to build a massive online following through platforms like YouTube and social media. His comedy tackles controversial and edgy topics with a blunt, humorous style.